
REVIEW: “A Comedy of Errors” by Gem City Groundlings is Fast and Funny
This is Shakespeare that trusts its audience, trusts its actors, and trusts the joy of live theatre to do the rest.

This is Shakespeare that trusts its audience, trusts its actors, and trusts the joy of live theatre to do the rest.

Rader’s work is a compelling blend of tragedy and hope, peppered with laughter before erupting into full-blown tragedy.

At the Know Theatre this weekend, something funny is happening. Literally.

Neil’s advice to anyone curious about improv is simple: give it a try.